Making Easter Cookie Cutters with my 3D Printer 

Thank you!!

​@@jackievotaw324 can I ask you if you still like this 3D printer? If so, can you please tell me the name of it again. I'm trying to find one that's good, but also cost effective. Thank you so much!

@@goose7574 yesss I love it! It’s Ender 3 pro. I actually bought another one of the same kind recently. Definitely recommend

@@jackievotaw324 Thank you very much!

I’m glad it was helpful!! Yes you can, however I have never tried it! I do know that on cookiecad there is an imprint option. I hope this helps. 😄

@@jackievotaw324 great thanks so much! have a great day!!

Hi! Yes I realized after posting the video that I did not show the cutter 🤣 I’m sorry about that!! It is very sturdy and they can push through dough that has been refrigerated without bending. Hope this helps!

Hi! Yes I realized after posting the video that I did not show the cutter 🤣 I’m sorry about that!! It is very sturdy and they can push through dough that has been refrigerated without bending. Hope this helps!

Thank you! Planning to do an updated version soon and will definitely show the finished product!

Hi! For the sketching part I am using my iPad Air 3 and for the cura program I am using my asus laptop!

I know I’m a year late but hopefully someone sees this and learns somthing. PETG (Yes is good safe) BUT NOT WHEN YOU 3D print it. When you 3D print the PETG you are creating a layer over a layer witch is by no means solid enough to be actually good safe. What I mean is when we 3D print stuff the material and objects we print still have micro pores where bacteria love to breed and spread. There is however a way to make PETG food safe with some clear-seal coats. Look that up if your interested!

Hi there! So I do have to send the file from my iPad over to my laptop (I save the file to Dropbox). On my laptop I have to turn the photo into a cookie cutter and cookie cad and then upload that file into the Cura program-this is what you need in order to make it a 3D file that your printer can understand. So you do need an actual laptop in order to use the 3D printer. Hope this helps!

Hi! It takes about 1 hr-1.5 hrs usually

@@jackievotaw324 oh wow. Quite a while :) Thanks for your swift reply x

Yes! You create a new layer to draw on!

@@jackievotaw324 thank you! There may be more questions 😁 I’m assembling my ender shortly. I appreciate you doing this video & answering my question.

@@jenniferferro5592 feel free to ask away! I have learned a lot since I did this video, so I’m happy to help 🥰

@@jackievotaw324 so after I figured it out…set up my new printer, got the file onto the disk, made accounts, blah, blah, blah, it Won’t read the disk!!! Really bummed.

@@jenniferferro5592 I’m sorry I am just seeing this! Did you get it figured out?

Hi Kyle! Yes I have saved a ton of money. Depending on the size of the cookie cutters I can make about 100-150 cutters per roll of filament. It breaks down to about a quarter per cutter. To buy similar cutters is usually close to $8 for one cutter including shipping. Hope this helps!

@@jackievotaw324 Just ordered our printer...arriving today!

@@kylehafford1788 hope you love it!!

Absolutely! Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer with Removable Build Surface Plate and UL Certified Meanwell Power Supply Printing Size 8.66x8.66x9.84in / 220x220x250mm www.amazon.com/dp/B07GYRQVYV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_JVYNNWP3348MA368PSMR

I’m thinking this cutter took about 45 minutes or so, I am planning on doing an updated video here in the next couple of weeks with more details, but let me know if you have any questions In the meantime!

@@jackievotaw324 wow that's a lot quicker than I thought! Thanks for that!

@@emmagilmore615 yes it’s not bad! Some of the bigger or more detailed ones can take closer to 1.5-2 hours. It really just depends